As America begins its 250th year, it is fitting to draw attention to the great people and ideas that made it possible. Neither the Declaration of Independence of 1776 nor the Constitution of 1787 ...

Disagreements between the House and Senate, particularly concerning a local projects bill, led to the budget impasse. The special session, estimated to cost taxpayers $100,000 per day, saw ...

Sure, you’d expect the best Roman games to feature a great deal of military might, after all war is what forged the Imperium ...

Augustus gained nothing from the treaties that concluded the Great Northern War in 1721 and Livonia was swept up into Russia’s burgeoning empire. Over the next five years Russia, Sweden, Prussia and ...

Osborn made a point to keep a distance from the Democratic party throughout his campaign. And Democrats, for their part, obliged. Senate Majority PAC funneled $3.8 million into an outside group ...

Thousands of newly discovered fragments, which once adorned a high-status Roman building, offer an unprecedented glimpse into the artistic sophistication and daily life of ancient Londinium.

President Donald Trump says he plans to tap Chad Meredith, a former state solicitor general in Kentucky, for a federal judgeship in the state — a move that could face objections from Sen. Rand Paul.

MANILA, Philippines— Talks of a possible Senate leadership change are still ongoing, according to Senator-elect Vicente “Tito” Sotto III. Sotto, who was at the Senate on ...

Senate proceedings were relatively drama free, compared to previous markups and committee deliberations. It was heralded as significant that 18 Democrats joined Republicans to clinch the win.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., on the future of the 'big beautiful bill,' Israel's major attack on Iran, criticism of the SALT deduction and steps to take to get the bill passed quickly.

The Senate is divided on war powers as Trump weighs military action against Iran's nuclear sites. Some argue the Constitution gives Congress the sole authority to declare war.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio Senate wants to spend $20 million over the next two years on programs, many of which are faith-based, that help men become more responsible fathers.